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Texas A&M University Press
Language
English
Pages
197

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Subjects
Communication in politics, History, Human rights, Political aspects, Political aspects of Human rights, Political aspects of Rhetoric, Politics and government, Rhetoric, Carter, jimmy, 1924-, Human rights, united states, United states, politics and government, 1977-1981
People
Jimmy Carter (1924-)
Places
United States
Times
1977-1981, 20th century

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Jimmy Carter, human rights, and the national agenda
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Table of Contents

Introduction: The Carter administration and human rights in context
pt. 1. Presidential influence over the national agenda
ch. 1. Human rights as a public concern
ch. 2. Human rights and the national agenda
pt. 2. Jimmy Carter and human rights
ch. 3. The ethos of human rights in the Carter administration
ch. 4. Human rights as an ideograph
ch. 5. Implementing human rights
Conclusion: The case for strategic ambiguity.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Series
Presidential rhetoric series -- no. 20

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973.926
Library of Congress
E872 .S83 2008, E872.S83 2008

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p. cm.
Number of pages
197

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OL16701548M
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LCCN
2008012828
OCLC/WorldCat
214065669
Library Thing
8774679
Goodreads
3356071

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